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@king_aladice @LadyMpopi @PeterPsquare No, you need to consider importing your own instead of trekking through Libya and swimming the Mediterranean just to pick grapes in Spain. If you value whiteness to that degree, it’s a better play.

@JaffeJoffer16 @LadyMpopi @PeterPsquare You’re dumb

Yes, I’m currently in South Africa Touring🇿🇦… and I said I won’t involve myself ever again in Naija matters! But wait oh, and this same South Africa is an African nation 🌍 Naija, who did this to us? Who did we offend? 🤦🏽‍♂️

@king_aladice @LadyMpopi @PeterPsquare Nigerians believe that whites are better than all Africans except them. If they can’t do it, then it must be whites

@LadyMpopi @PeterPsquare That’s because yall are killing them and grabbing their farmlands and all their properties.

@jonerfootball @tomsan106 Yes, they’re certainly improving. But why aren’t we seeing Japanese talent featuring in top leagues close to the level of Brazil, Argentina, Spain. At the very least, there should be 5-6 players we can discuss universally by now. Japan has been at it for 20 years now…

Japan will win a World Cup in the near feature ❗️ Not because they have more money. Not because they have better facilities. Because they built a system that puts the ball at kids' feet. While other countries rush 8 year olds into 11v11 games and complex tactics, Japan's kids are doing 10,000 touches. First touch. Weak foot. Ball mastery. The fundamentals that actually make a player. Their development system prioritises technique over tactics. Individual skill over team shape. And now their players are dominating in Europe's top leagues. This is what happens when you build players properly. The rest of the world is starting to notice. But Japan has been doing this for 20 years. System > Talent. Every time.

@OHEN354668 @DanJames187 @AfricaFactsZone SA is governed by Africans like all our peers on the continent. I don’t understand what whites have to do with statecraft.

@JaffeJoffer16 @DanJames187 @AfricaFactsZone Talk about the achievements of white south Africans...simple

Africa's Most Valuable Brands (2025) by Brand Finance 1. MTN - $2.93 billion 2. Vodacom - $2.535B 3. Standard Bank - $2.184B 4. First National Bank - $1.686B 5. ABSA — $1.579B 6. Checkers — $1.358B 7. Woolworths SA - $1.281B 8. Nedbank - $1.174B 9. Investec - $1.163B 10. Shoprite - $1.162B All South African-owned.

@DanJames187 @OHEN354668 @AfricaFactsZone Are you personally less capable than a white person in your work? Since 1994 SA BLACK gov has built 3m homes, expanded electricity access from 35% to 90%, water from 60% to 90%, built 1,500 schools, enabled 70% Black university enrolment, supports 10m learners with free schooling

@JaffeJoffer16 @OHEN354668 @AfricaFactsZone Apartheid ending in 1994 and still having the same white people in your country is the reason you are that far ahead

@OHEN354668 @DanJames187 @AfricaFactsZone MTN & Vodacom started in 1994, post-apartheid. Vodacom had ca 50% ownership; MTN had ca 30% black shareholding. Kenya, Nigeria and Ghana have had 60+ years of independence. 50m South Africans shouldn’t be held to a higher standard than the other 1.3bil Africans. Lead the way..

@DanJames187 @AfricaFactsZone Bunch of toothless d●9s... I know them....😂😂

@moneymoiloa @stonecoldivai @im_vensor Some have had 60 years to fix their countries. SA chose its path; they chose theirs. Many migrate here because they prefer our challenges. SA accommodates millions, & that’s underappreciated. It wouldn’t be good for Africa if SA closed off like the West is now doing..

@stonecoldivai @im_vensor So your true sovereignty is the reason why you have turned your back on your own country to chase the shiny infrastructure in South Africa? Do you need South Africa to resemble your failed state?

South Africans think they are not part of Africa. Sad

@suhuoriginal Have these been released yet?

WE WILL BE THERE! 🇿🇦

@makhanip @MxolisiBob 100%. Undocumented migrants are an additional strain over and above the several significant issues we need to deal with simultaneously. It’s a burden.

Will the expulsion of immigrants solve SAs problems? Of course not There are deep seated problems cause by poor Policies, incompetence and delinquency The undeniable truth is that migrants put strain on public services and the job market in a country with 40% unemployment

@UncappedLekoko Rovers has improved alot. What age is this? Sundown Soccer school uses boys from several schools in GP to make a team and they train 4-5 times per week vs Rovers who train 2-3 times and they use Alberton based boys(mainly). Impressive.

This ladies and gentlemen is Rovers football club teaching Global School(Mamelodi Sundowns) how to build from the back🔥

@WolfPackZw @GHnationalist57 That’s far too much credit. FBA victimhood perspective.

@JaffeJoffer16 @GHnationalist57 Not just poor. Vacuumed. The colonizer made sure that a typical South African mind is marooned and separated from the rest of humanity. Wasn't apartheid based on isolation of the native mentally, economically and politically. It's not contentment, it's conditioning.

Hope Ghanaians saw what South Africans just accomplished to protect their nation for future generations? Hmmmmmmmm 👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀

@WolfPackZw @GHnationalist57 There are many poor SA’ns but not poor enough to pour into any other country in Africa- which is good. Our gov has done alot for the poor despite it all. Older democracies in Africa should be leading by example for SA to follow. Until, then SA needs to be given space.

@GHnationalist57 Have you ever been to South Africa? Do you know how marginalized they are?

@KickFutbol_ @Andza_06 He was a midfielder and converted to LWB. Those positions typically don’t have tall players. The max is around 1.8m. Kabini is a liability there.

If I’m Broos I would move Modiba into midfield alongside Tebza and start Kabini at LB. It equally addresses his height and physicality concerns and adds more attacking threat. It’s not too much of a trade off, he still maintains his technical security.

@thomasmlambo Rayners is needed here. Very much so..

I think this current team on the pitch right now is about as close to our strongest 11, bar maybe the centre back and striker positions. Thoughts?

@MadimetjaErens @kaysonic22378 @BafanaBafana @10bet_ZA @SABC_Sport @adidasZA @adidasfootball @CocaCola @HonorAfrica @REXONA_SA @CastleLagerSA @flysaa @SouthernSunGrp @NUTRITECHFIT @StandardBankZA Broos was clear as to why he’s not playing. He is playing next game. Jet lag recovery.

@kaysonic22378 @BafanaBafana @10bet_ZA @SABC_Sport @adidasZA @adidasfootball @CocaCola @HonorAfrica @REXONA_SA @CastleLagerSA @flysaa @SouthernSunGrp @NUTRITECHFIT @StandardBankZA 😆 🤣 😂 aahh now we have a mental health problem in south Africa yooh.....dude how old are you?

Bafana Bafans starting 11 vs Panama #LiveTheImpossible @10bet_ZA @SABC_Sport

@kroketrendang Simply put, Afrikaans is just Dutch ebonics. 95% of the language is Dutch. The 5% that made it so is from East Asian slaves in the main.

How did Dutch become Afrikaans when American English is still English and Quebec French is still French?

@uraId10T69 @feziledhlamini_ Accountability from who? There’s no majority ANC rule in SA and it was never likely to happen again until now. So, the issue is not the ANC but Africans.

@feziledhlamini_ It's not inciting violence. It is asking for accountability. We begged the ANC and its cohorts for accountability for years and years. Now, we lobby the US to assist us in applying pressure to enact accountability. I understand the concept of accountability is foreign to bantu's.

Why are they inciting violence against South Africa? Why do they need the US to invade South Africa? Or am I getting it wrong?

@daai_jan @VusiThembekwayo Objectively, the ANC is a 40% party as of last NE. In the LGE it’s hovering in the 30’s in the Gauteng metros. So, this is no longer an ANC thing in the main. Makes no sense

@VusiThembekwayo Its you....the racial undertone only explains the continued voting for ANC

@2dayinghistory @LadyAbahambe Factually, the vast majority of economic migrants are job seekers. That’s why they rely heavily on public goods. Education and health in particular. If they had the means as you say, they would be in a position to pay for services.

@LadyAbahambe Where's the lie, Most immigrants come to start their own businesses, how are they taking your jobs, the government enabled this by putting you on grants, lazy people that should be working hard.

A Nigerian in South Africa is calling South African man lazy!!!

@LadyAbahambe Ironic. All this while wearing a Galxboy tshirt.